Water cuts: Four water treatment plants yet to resume operations on Friday night (Sept 4)


A woman looking at rows of empty shelves at a store in Shah Alam. The store ran out of mineral water bottles following water cuts in the Klang Valley. - IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

PETALING JAYA: The four water treatment plants that were shut down on Thursday (Sept 3) because of odour pollution have yet to resume operations, says Air Selangor.

Air Selangor said in a statement that as of 8.30pm Friday (Sept 4), the odour pollution recorded was one TON (threshold odour number).

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